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Also have a blog where I write about my photo experience, tips and trick etc. . . . . . . . .
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Lomography X-Pro Chrome 100 is a great film. Photos produced by this film are really saturated. And just like any other x-pro films, only shoot on sunny days and do not use colour flash.
License this photo on Getty Images... http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/photo/blue-manhattan-mirror-sky-line-reflection-high-res-stock-photography/155082632?esource=en-us_flickr_photo&language=en-US
It was my friend eric lee final days in singapore and with that i loaded my 2 favorite film in my lca+ and snap away. His gone now but looking at the pictures i can easily remember the moments with him.
Till i see you again Eric lee
Going fast, freezing time. Movement, momentum.
This is one of my favourite lomographs ever, because I didn´t know how it would turn out until I got my photos back from the lab. I did not think about the outcome when I shot it. I just took it. Don´t think, just shoot!
100 iso expired film pushed at 400 iso. I was going to visit the Rodin museum in Paris.. and fell on the Dior defilé during the fashion week... I took very few pics (there were so many photographers..) but it really is another world with all those fashion freaks hahaha...
this is my first ever bw film on lc-a. and my first self-developement // I shot this film very quickly in the lunch break. just was going to shoot the test roll for the test development. finally it was a lucky lunch break for me.
Dippemess is a tradition which dates back to the 14th century. At that time, the Maamess, as it was then called, was a medieval market for domestic articles. Potters from the Westerwald, Kannebäckerland and Urberach came here to sell their wares, especially their ceramic bowls and pots. These were known in the Frankfurt dialect as 'Dippe' from which the event soon took its name. Over the years, more and more fairground booths and popular attractions joined the market as well.
The Dippemess today is Frankfurt’s largest fair and a lot of fun :)
